Who gets the last word in?
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TB666
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Lokakuu
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Greetings! It's been a long day, but now I get to do some work, while sitting back and listening to my dungeons and Dragons Midnight Syndicate CD.. fun stuff.. anyone else having as exciting a day as me???
Yeah it was a nice warm day today. 
The only interesting things that happened were that I went to a concert last night and I'm also a beauty consultant in training.
The only interesting things that happened were that I went to a concert last night and I'm also a beauty consultant in training.![[0hr]Sunlapse](https://ultimatemetal-data.community.forum/avatars/l/12/12972.jpg?1086073981){kind=avatar}
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Wraith
tomorrow is gonna be one of the shittiest days of 2004, so tonight obviously isnt that great, knowing that.
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Wraith
its the day whether or not i learn i am going to fail Writing Process: Research and Composition for the 2nd time, thus screwing me over badly.
ante
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TB666
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You don't need to go to school to learn everything. It's just sad that you need a number on a piece of paper to tell you how smart you are so you can pass it on to your employer... I graduated from high school... that's enough for me...
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Wandrail
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I agree at least partially, I can't stand the structure or the condescension of formal school, its not suited to adults. Many of the more advanced things I know are things I have learned on my own through experience and personal interest, however, there are thing that a formal, specific education can give you in terms of accuracy and well-roundedness of knowledge in an area that is harder to get on your own. All the same, tons of people (including many I have worked with) come out of four+ years of college with a big head, $20,000 debt, a piece of paper, and no real idea what to do once they actually get a position in their field. I tell myself I need to go back to school, but I find it hard to commit to because I really don't desire to be in that environment. I haven't been in school for 5 years, I can't imagine having to put up with being treated like one of the youths, not to mention having to endure being around them.~metal_maiden~ said:
Plus, I would fear getting all that debt and spending all that time to probably getinto an entry level position in a new field and make the same or lessmoney...
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